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papertreyink.com

Basket of Blooms Stamp Set Celebrate the fresh beauty of the season with the Basket of Blooms Stamp Set. This heart-warming design features a beautifully detailed woven basket overflowing with fresh flowers, reminiscent of the colorful bouquets you would collect at a lively spring market. The natural texture of the basket paired with cheerful blooms creates a warm, inviting focal point for your handmade cards and projects. Perfect for spring greetings, thank you cards, and thoughtful notes, this set brings the feeling of a fresh-picked bouquet to every creation. MEASUREMENT REFERENCE This set comes on two 4" x 6" acetate sheets. The assembled basket is just under 2 1/2" wide and just over 1 3/4" tall. The assembled basket handle is just over 2 1/8” wide and just over 1 3/4" tall. The assembled flowers vary in size from the smallest being just over 1/8” wide and just over 1/8” tall and the largest being just over 1 1/8” wide and just under 3 1/4" tall. The bow is just over 7/8” wide and just under 3/4” tall. The tag is just under 7/8” wide and just under 1 1/8” tall. The “Spring Market Fresh Flowers” is just under 3/4" wide and just over 1/2” tall. The “Hello Spring” is just over 5/8” wide and just under 5/8” tall. The seven-leaf stem is just over 7/8” wide and just under 1 7/8” tall. The individual leaves vary in size from the smallest being just over 1/8” wide and just over 1 1/8” tall and the largest being just under 3/8” wide and just under 1 1/8” tall.

waffleflower.com

Waffle Flower®️brand of creative stamps, dies, and more! Monthly releases designed for cardmakers by cardmakers; ships worldwide!

simonsaysstamp.com

Q: In what time zone does Simon Says Stamp operate?A: Simon Says Stamp warehouse and offices are in Columbus, Ohio and we operate on EST (Eastern Standard Time).Q: How can I view the status of my order?A: It is easy! Scroll to the bottom of any page on our site and select the 'Track an Order' option. Fill in the reques

bluecatpaper.com

Explore FAQs about Bluecat Paper LLP, Bangalore’s eco-friendly brand making 100% tree-free paper from upcycled agricultural and textile waste.

alabamachanin.com

shop the latest from our collection of organically produced, thoughtfully designed, women's fashion, home textiles, tabletop, diy, and more. made in the usa.

deryadesigns.com

The Diamond Flowers Set consists of the following materials: - approx. 2500 rhinestones (red, pink, rose) in 3mm and 5mm- canvas (20x25cm)- pen & wax- glue- small bowl- Instructions + video (German/English)

journeyartstuff.com

Give the Gift of Art — Instantly!Forgot a birthday? Need a last-minute surprise? Our E-Gift Cards land in their inbox in seconds — ready to spend on paints, brushes, and all things creative. Make art supply dreams come true!E-Gift Cards are the perfect gift for any artist — sent instantly to their inbox and ready to use right away. Choose $5–$500, add a personal message, and you’re done! Great for last-minute gifts (they’ll never know you forgot). Redeem Online:Enter the Gift Card number in your Shopping Cart under Order Summary and click Add Gift Card. Check your balance anytime during checkout or in your account. Details: Use online only. Order multiple E-Gift Cards in one checkout! Cards expire 5 years from issue. Lost cards? We’ll try to help recover the number. Coupons can’t be used to buy Gift Cards.

beadshop.com

Hooked since 1982... We love to bead! More than 900 videos, inspiring projects, and endless learning. Shop all the goodies from Miyuki seed beads, leather from around the world, Czech glass, the best of threads, freshwater pearls and beads from everywhere! Come join our worldwide community of beaders!

tayloredexpressions.com

If you’re looking for a sundry of go-to sentiments, look no further than the Sundry Sentiments set! This set compiles some of the most common sentiments used for cards. Designed in a light-heart…

thecraftcorner.ca

Everyone Can Use Stencils ✨Creative ways to add personality to almost anythingHave you ever stared at a plain surface and thought,